Sentence examples for enduring feature from inspiring English sources

It is an enduring feature of most major religions.

It is an enduring feature of our democracy that we are willing to learn from our history.

Instead, white women's embrace of these causes has been an enduring feature of our politics for more than a century.

The genetic code is an enduring feature of biology: only rare circumstances result in changes to translation of the code, at least in nature.

While some maintain homelessness is a solvable problem, others conclude that the condition is an enduring feature of modern urban landscapes.

Is this something that is an enduring feature of our country or can we do something about it, and if so, what?

Micklethwait also reflects on the enduring features of the conservative movement and its consequences for the global role of the United States.

His piquant harmonic language and craggy instrumental style are enduring features of the jazz landscape, and show no signs of fading.

And the next thing to go could be the fire pits — concrete rings designed to contain bonfires — which for many people are enduring features of a free, outdoor California lifestyle.

Although banners remain the most popular form of web advertising, they are the least likely to elicit a response (see chart).Permanent buttons are smaller than banners and are enduring features of a site.

One of the most prominent and enduring features of the macroeconomic landscape, America's deficit will narrow this year to 6.1% of GDP, according to the OECD's projections, before widening again to 6.2% in 2008.